mount a drive on different subnet

I like to mount a drive/folder from a different subnet and I wish to know how to accomplish this?

I have two subnets with 192.168.44.x and 192.168.56.x:
1. on 192.168.44.12 I have a share folder with path like this: 192.168.4.12/opt
2. I am currently on 192.168.56.15 and created a mount path like this: /mnt/rmote_opt

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